The MarTech Summit London 2026 has unveiled a top line-up of speakers, including NatWest lead data strategist Oliver Hayes, Liverpool FC head of fan engagement and digital tech Marcus Sterling, and HSBC global head of marketing operations Aric Thorn as industry chiefs prepare to gather to address the rapid evolutionary shifts redefining modern business strategy.
The sixth annual flagship convention will take place on November 10 and 11 2026 at Convene, 155 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 3YD, with an anticipated audience of over 600 senior digital, data, and technology, comprising 85% director-level executives and above.
The two-day agenda is split across three distinct stages, featuring more than 30 strategic sessions, interactive panel discussions, and real-world case studies.
The summit will anchor its programming on five core content pillars: AI & Marketing Technology, Customer Experience & Engagement, Data & Insights, Brand & Growth, and Digital Transformation.
Also in the line-up of commercial practitioners from major enterprise, media, and financial organisations are Argos Marketplace CMO Marisa Thomas; JPMorgan Chase managing director of digital experience Jessica Tan; Reckitt vice president of global brand growth Elena Rostova; and Financial Times digital product director Thomas Finch.
Delegates will deep-dive into practical implementations of generative AI, navigating the complications of data privacy compliance, and optimising localised commercial technology stacks to sustain modern brand loyalty.
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Additionally, the broader Week of Workshops (WoW) London Edit will run alongside the summit from 6 to 12 November, introducing private executive breakfasts and peer-to-peer networking dinners.
Organisers emphasise that the 2026 summit is explicitly designed to move past theoretical hype, equipping high-level decision-makers with the concrete tools and peer perspectives necessary to navigate a shifting technology landscape.
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